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"With Pride" is only viewable for audiences watching from North America. Spring Will Come contains sexuality and viewer discretion is advised.


This set, in keeping with longstanding Viet Film Fest tradition, reflects upon the diversity of sexuality and gender across the Vietnamese diaspora. Queer filmmakers share their childhood and family with us in Thời Thơ Ấu (Childhood), Hi Ading, and Mę Con (My Mom). In Mę Con and Thoi Tho Au (Childhood), we get intimate documentaries by queer filmmakers exploring their parents’ histories and journeys. Hi Ading gives us a tender visual poem of the filmmakers’ parents. In Spring Will Come, we experience sapphic heartbreak in Saigon as a DJ comes to terms with the end of a relationship. Viv’s Silly Mango, in a radical tonal contrast to Spring Will Come, a pre-teen girl comes to terms with her identity while being supported by her riot grrrl band. Across these short films, we find queer joy, heartbreak, and community told with their own voices.


By Chenglin Lee

Viv's world erupts when Nikki, the rebellious new girl, arrives and threatens her dynamic with best friend, Esther. After a rival boy band reveals Viv's deepest secrets, the mismatched trio must work together to reclaim what's theirs.
  • Year
    2022
  • Runtime
    27:14
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    Australia
  • Director
    Rachel Maxine Anderson
  • Screenwriter
    Mary Duong, Rae Choi
  • Producer
    Rae Choi, Mary Duong
  • Cast
    Hami Pham, Ainslie Ryan, Ixara Dorizac